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Condor

Condor 4JC92 Heat Resistant Gloves Terry Cloth 450 Degrees F personal protective equipment

SKU CH-DY8D-9ENPQ

Terry-cloth gloves rated to 450 °F meet EN 407 and carry a Proposition 65 warning

  • Withstands 450 °F for high-heat tasks
  • Terry-cloth knit cotton shields hands from contact heat
  • Meets EN 407 standard for thermal protection
  • ANSI/ISEA abrasion level not rated for general-purpose use
  • Prop 65 notice: contains listed chemicals

Heat Resistant Gloves 450 °F

These gloves protect hands from temperatures up to 450 °F using a terry-cloth cotton construction. They are intended for workers who need short-term contact with hot surfaces in industrial or automotive settings.

Thermals Noise Power

The cotton terry material insulates against heat while remaining breathable during normal use. No powered components are present, so the gloves generate no noise and draw no electricity.

EN 407 Standard Compliance

Certification to EN 407 confirms the gloves meet European requirements for contact heat and flame resistance. The package includes one pair of gloves and a Proposition 65 warning regarding chemicals known to California to cause cancer and reproductive harm.

Highlights

  • Withstands 450 °F for high-heat tasks
  • Terry-cloth knit cotton shields hands from contact heat
  • Meets EN 407 standard for thermal protection
  • ANSI/ISEA abrasion level not rated for general-purpose use
  • Prop 65 notice: contains listed chemicals

Specifications

BrandCONDOR

Questions about this item

How do I put on the Condor 4JC92 gloves so the terry cloth cuff actually covers my wrist?

Slide each hand in fully, then pull the knit cuff up past the wrist bone; the cotton terry layer only protects the area it covers, so any gap at the sleeve leaves skin exposed to 450 °F contact.

When should I replace these EN 407 rated gloves?

Replace the pair once the terry cloth shows thinning, holes, or stiff carbonised spots — damaged cotton loses its insulating air pockets and no longer meets the EN 407 heat‑resistance standard.

How long can I hold a 450 °F object before the heat penetrates the glove?

The 450 °F rating is a maximum contact temperature, not a time limit; sustained grip transfers heat through the cotton knit quickly, so keep contact brief and let the gloves cool between uses.

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